Parents and kids across the country are always looking for fun, high-quality learning experiences, and one franchisor has built a growing brand delivering exactly that.
Building Kidz School, a leader in early childhood education, announced Monday that they have signed their 100th franchise agreement, a significant milestone for the growing brand.
“It’s humbling and incredibly rewarding to reach our 100th franchise agreement, a milestone that reflects the dedication and passion of our expanding Building Kidz franchise family,” said Sanjay Gehani, Partner and CRO of Building Kidz School. “We’re proud to support our franchisees who are growing with Building Kidz in ways that create lasting impact for children, families and their communities.”
This announcement reflects a strong first quarter for Building Kidz, which saw new locations open in Spring, Texas and Orlando, Florida as well as the signing of three additional franchise agreements in Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware.
The Delaware signing is especially meaningful for Building Kidz, as it represents the 100th agreement since the brand began franchising in 2015.
Building Kidz School provides a unique education experience for children ages two to six by centering curriculum around the performing arts. Students build fundamental literacy, math, and social skills in a positive, supportive environment that’s engaging and fun. The brand also stands out in the early childhood education space by offering secondary language instruction for students as young as three and afterschool programs through the sixth grade.
As Building Kidz celebrates their landmark 100th franchise agreement, it’s clear that they have an approach that provides value for kids and operators alike. Franchisees all have access to a proven curriculum that sets them up for success as well as comprehensive operational support.
“Our franchisees also have flexibility in how they grow,” said Gehani. “We offer them multiple real estate pathways, including conversions, new construction and acquisition or rebrand opportunities. That level of flexibility is uncommon in early childhood education franchising and allows owners to expand in a way that makes sense for their market, goals and community.”
New Delaware franchisee Margina Alam explained the power of Building Kidz as an education program and a franchise model, saying, “As a mom of three, I know firsthand how much the right early childhood education program matters, and Building Kidz is unlike any other private preschool and childcare franchise in the market. The performing arts curriculum doesn’t just make learning fun, it genuinely shapes how kids grow and see themselves. Signing the 100th agreement in Building Kidz history and bringing the first school to Delaware is something I’ll always be proud of, and I couldn’t be more excited to introduce this community to something truly special.”
To learn more about franchise opportunities with Building Kidz, visit https://buildingkidz-franchise.com/.
